Moses Lake High School

Moses Lake High School is a public high school in Moses Lake, Washington serving 2,100 students in grades 9-12. Beginning in the 2017-18 school year, the principal will be Jake Long.Demographics67.5% of those who attend the high school are white, while 28.1% are Hispanic. 2% are black, 1.3% are Asian or Pacific Islander and 1.1% are American Indian or Alaska native. 45.9% of those who attend the school are from economically disadvantaged families.Clubs and Organizations AVID Upward Bound/TRIO Key Club Anime Club Band Choir Science Olympiad FFA ASL Club Photography Club Knowledge Bowl Math Team Speech and Debate Drama National Honor SocietyAthleticsThe school's team name is the Chiefs. Moses Lake competes in the Columbia Basin Big Nine League in the 4A classification of WIAA. There are a variety of sports offered including:Fall SportsCross CountryFootballGirls' SoccerGirls' Swim & DiveVolleyballWinter SportsBasketballBowlingWrestlingBoys' Swim & DiveSpring SportsBaseballBoys' SoccerGolfSoftballTennisTrack & Field The school has produced multiple professional athletes, including Major League Baseball catcher Ryan Doumit and Gatorade High School Baseball Player of the Year Award winner B. J. Garbe. In addition, it has produced minor leaguers Jason Cooper, Brian Skaug and Nicholas McKenzie, among others.